Bolivia’s Morales to be Inaugurated on Sunday
• Morales inauguration on Sunday may mark the beginning of a troubled time. • Bolivians are cautiously optimistic, but Morales
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Bolivia
The State Department’s Shannon
• More of the same boilerplate rhetoric vis-à-vis Latin America • No constructive engagement when it comes to Bolivia’s Evo
Read MoreBolivia’s Sunday Presidential Elections: Blindly into the Breach
• If Bolivia manages to peacefully ride out its convoluted electoral process, stability is far from being guaranteed, even in
Read MoreBolivia’s Precarious Upcoming Election
· Bolivia’s December 18 presidential election is unlikely to provide stability. · Divisiveness, stemming from the country’s deeply fragmented society,
Read MoreWith Bolivia Still Seized by Unrest and Instability, there are Lessons to be Learned about Autonomy from Nicaragua’s Comparative Experience
Bolivia’s political crisis somewhat subsided with President Carlos Mesa’s June resignation but efforts by the indigenous majority continue and are
Read MoreWashington Secures Long-Sought Hemispheric Outpost, Perhaps at the Expense of Regional Sovereignty
On June 1, 2005 the Paraguayan National Congress entered into an agreement with Washington that allows U.S. troops to enter
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